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This document discusses selecting a problem and criteria for evaluating potential business opportunities. It lists several potential business opportunities and evaluates them based on criteria such as probability of success, minimal costs and involvement of external parties, ability to implement in a short time, and ability to easily translate into a business idea. It then shows a table where critical issues at UniKL MIAT are evaluated against these criteria and scored. The critical issue with the highest total score will be selected as the problem for the team to address.
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- 2. F10 MPSJ ICC Step 1: Select Problem Team Name: Team Leader : Owner : Team Owner: Date Prepared: M/cycle rental service Supply 2nd hand tools Supply smoking cabin Rental of Projector Supply internet access Offer van pickup service of suc cess obabi lity High pr Minim a extern l involveme al par nt of ties cost Minim al Can b e A sho implemen te d w rt time ithin t F YP Ea s y to busin translate ess id into ea Critical Issues Can s uppor Cr i t e ria SUBJECT: LIST OF CRITICAL ISSUES IN UniKL MIAT
- 3. F10 MPSJ ICC Step 1: Select Problem Team Name: Owner : Team Leader : Team Owner: Date Prepared: of suc cess obabi lity High pr Minim a extern l involveme al par nt of ties cost Minim al YP supp o rt F Easy t into o transla busin t ess i e dea Can b e A sho implemen te d w rt time i Critical Issues Can Cr i t e ria thin SUBJECT: PROBLEM SELECTION No public transport IIII II IIII III III II II Total 21 No OJT Tools IIII II IIII IIII III III III 24 IIII II IIII II 36 Smoking in campus IIII II IIII II IIII IIII Lack LCD Projector No internet access Lack of parking lot Critical issue with the highest score Critical issue with the highest score will be Problem Selected by the Team will be Problem Selected by the Team
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